(04-11-2016, 04:38 AM)Oni Wrote: That's what I was wondering. I was hoping I could somehow remove the rear fan and switch it with the one I posted in that thread.

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Didn't read into it much, not sure if it's possible.

(04-11-2016, 05:11 AM)Losi Wrote: I'd say when you want a project to work on, cut your tubing and drop in some medical quick disconnects like the ones EKWB uses. Then just buy a prefilled block for your titan and slap that puppy on and connect it up. A 360 rad will definitely have enough wattage dissipation.

(04-11-2016, 05:13 AM)m0dem Wrote: wat. No comprendo.

(04-11-2016, 10:34 AM)Bish0pQ Wrote: I have this case :


Only different colors, you can regulate fan speed, and it has everything you need. Only problem is that it's pretty expensive (I think)

(04-11-2016, 05:34 AM)Losi Wrote: I'm talking about custom water loops. EKWB is a company named EK Water Blocks. They're the best when it comes to water blocks. A 360 mm radiator (rad) has enough thermal heat dissipation to dispel the heat of the cpu and gpu. (Considering the fans are high static pressure) There's a bit of a learning curve to enthusiast pc's. I could make a whole thread on this if you're interested.

(04-11-2016, 05:34 AM)Losi Wrote: I'm talking about custom water loops. EKWB is a company named EK Water Blocks. They're the best when it comes to water blocks. A 360 mm radiator (rad) has enough thermal heat dissipation to dispel the heat of the cpu and gpu. (Considering the fans are high static pressure) There's a bit of a learning curve to enthusiast pc's. I could make a whole thread on this if you're interested.

(04-11-2016, 10:34 AM)Bish0pQ Wrote: I have this case :


Only different colors, you can regulate fan speed, and it has everything you need. Only problem is that it's pretty expensive (I think)

(04-11-2016, 05:05 PM)Skryptec Wrote: -snip-